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LA PORTS AREA WATER AUTHORITY <br />MINUTES <br />February 12, 2013 (Corrected) <br />The meeting was called to order at 6:00 PM by President David Janda. <br />Members Present: Vice President Kenneth Schlather, Members Dennis Steger, Randy Woodard, Doug <br />Martin <br />Members Absent: Excused absence President David Janda <br />Others Present: Public Works Director David Mick, City Controller Phyllis Rinehart, Morgan's Point <br />Assistant Administrator Brian Schneider; Tom Peterson of Null-Lairson, P.C.; Laura Lynch of Whitley Penn. <br />2. Meeting was called to order by Kenneth Schlather at 6:00 pm. <br />Officers Elected: David Janda to continue as President, Kenneth Schlather to continue as Vice President, <br />Doug Martin elected as Secretary. <br />4. The minutes from the meeting held August 1, 2012 were reviewed. Motion to approve the minutes by Randy <br />Woodard, seconded by Doug Martin, unanimously approved. <br />S. Laura Lynch provided the board members with hard copies of a power point presentation summary of the 2012 <br />Annual Financial Report for the LPAWA fiscal year ending September 30, 2012. Tom Peterson provided <br />additional information and clarification related to the financial report as well. After some discussion Randy <br />Woodard moved to approve the 2012 Annual Financial Report, Doug Martin seconded, the 2012 Annual <br />Financial Report was unanimously approved. <br />6. David Mick provided a final update on the Southeast Water Purification Plant budget review process. The <br />budget issues that have been under consideration between the City of Houston and the remaining co -owners of <br />the Southeast Water Purification since early 2011 are resolved for the time being. The City of Houston did <br />make small concessions in their original budget as discussed with the LPAWA board at the August 1, 2012 <br />meeting. No other discussions with the City of Houston are planned at this time. The operator and plant <br />management operations may be considered when the current contract with the City of Houston is up for <br />renewal in 20I5. <br />7. David Mick, on behalf of General Manager Corby Alexander, noted that there were no additional General <br />Manager items or comments to report. <br />Under Board Comments, Kenneth Schlather noted well publicized reports of aging infrastructure across the <br />county and asked about the condition of the LPAWA facilities. With the LPAWA being formed in the mid- <br />1980's and facilities constructed in the late 1980's/early 1990's, the LPAWA facilities are still relatively new <br />and the LPAWA facilities are in very good condition overall. There were no other board comments. <br />9. There being no further business, Dennis Steger moved to adjourn, Randy Woodard seconded, the meeting <br />adjourned at 6:23 PM <br />Secretary <br />PASSED AND APPROVED y <br />ON THIS DAY Q--1 <br />' a l 1 1 <br />President ri <br />